The EP name “Last Love Letter” represents love, heartbreak and tough relationships. It's a reminder that you're not alone, and that someone understands what you're going through.
What’s your favourite song from this EP and Why?
Vuyisa Mbilu. The song's message is really relatable - it's about how life can get complicated, like when you find yourself falling for someone who isn't great for you, even if you're a good person with good intentions.
How long did it take to complete the whole EP from A to Z?
It took me a few months to finish the EP, and to be honest, it was a challenge. I had a packed schedule and couldn't dedicate as much time to it as I wanted. But I pushed through and did my best to get it done as quickly as possible, despite the chaos.
How was the experience working with the artists you featured on this EP?
Collaborating with Skero B, TeeEms, Krazy-Boy Magaraba and The late Madzuni on this EP was a game-changer. My experiences combined with what I learned from them, unleashed a burst of creativity and inspired me to make something amazing.
Huge thanks to PreastBeatz and Skero B for their incredible production work on my EP.
Are you panning to do remixes on any of the tracks on this EP?
I might remix the lattest song called Mjamu’jamu featuring Krazy-Boy Magaraba. Not sure yet!
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